California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 3 — Professions and Vocations Generally, Chapter 4 — Attorneys

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01General Provisions23 sections§ 6000 – 6009.502Administration31 sections§ 6010 – 6034.12.5Conflicts of Interest4 sections§ 6035 – 603803Investigations, Examining Committee, Subpoenas, and Other Proceedings19 sections§ 6043.5 – 60543.5California Lawyers Association3 sections§ 6055 – 6056.304Admission to the Practice of Law22 sections§ 6060 – 60694.5Mandatory Continuing Legal Education4 sections§ 6070 – 60714.7Contracts For Legal Services1 section§ 6072 – 60724.8Pro Bono Services4 sections§ 6073 – 607405Disciplinary Authority of the Board of Governors31 sections§ 6075 – 60885.5Miscellaneous Disciplinary Provisions16 sections§ 6090.5 – 6095.106Disciplinary Authority of the Courts30 sections§ 6100 – 611707Unlawful Practice of Law14 sections§ 6125 – 613308Revenue31 sections§ 6140 – 6145.18.5Fee Agreements6 sections§ 6146 – 6149.509Unlawful Solicitation9 sections§ 6150 – 6156.59.5Legal Advertising16 sections§ 6157 – 6159.29.6Legal Aid Organizations4 sections§ 6159.5 – 6159.5310Law Corporations15 sections§ 6160 – 617210.1Alternative Dispute Resolution Certification Program1 section§ 6173 – 617310.2Limited Liability Partnerships2 sections§ 6174 – 6174.510.5Provision of Financial Services by Lawyers7 sections§ 6175 – 617711Cessation of Law Practice—Jurisdiction of Courts16 sections§ 6180 – 618512Incapacity to Attend to Law Practice—Jurisdiction of Courts8 sections§ 6190 – 6190.613Arbitration of Attorney’s Fees7 sections§ 6200 – 620614Funds for the Provision of Legal Services to Indigent Persons21 sections§ 6210 – 622815Attorney Diversion and Assistance Act8 sections§ 6230 – 623716Attorneys Providing Immigration Reform Act Services4 sections§ 6240 – 624317The California Consumer Legal Funding Act7 sections§ 6250 – 6256

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